CHICHEN ITZA · MEXICO
The Yucatan's classic day trips.
The 10 most booked chichen itza & valladolid tours in the Yucatan. What each day actually covers, the operator running it, and what you pay.
Small-group Chichén Itzá, Valladolid, and Cenote Xux Ha day trip from Tulum with guided ruins, a cool swim, lunch, snacks, and transfers.
“We had an amazing time with Leire she is very knowledgeable loves her job and it shows. We learned so much and had the experience of a lifetime. The food was amazing and got to swim in a absolutely beautiful Cenote.”
Chichen Itza, Cenote Nool-Ha, and Valladolid in one long day from Cancun, with hotel pickup, buffet lunch, and guided stops.
“Beautiful tour, we saw many great things. The guides gave us a very detailed information of the Maya people and their culture, as-well as an informative guided tour at the archeological site.”
A 12-hour guided day trip from Cancun to Chichén Itzá plus a cenote swim and Valladolid buffet with unlimited drinks.
“The guide had vast knowledge of the Mayan culture. Bus driver Alex and tour guides Gabriel & Isanesia (totally wrong name, our apologies) were wonderful. Totally enjoyable experience by all.”
One long Cancun day: Chichén Itzá with a guide, a cenote swim break, a quick Valladolid stroll, and optional VIP lunch plus tequila tasting.
“Beto is the best! Thank you very much for the excursion!”
See Chichén Itzá, swim in a sacred cenote, then tour Valladolid on a long day with transfers, bilingual guiding, and included lunch.
“Super awesome day. Long day but totally worth it. Learned a real lot about Maya culture. Breath taking.”
From Tulum, see Chichén Itzá with a guide, stroll Valladolid, and cool off at community-run Cenote Xux-Ha. Small group, $214.
“The guide provided extensive information about Mayan culture and customs, explaining the history and significance of Chichén Itzá and Valladolid in great detail. They also shared fascinating insights into the vegetation and wildlife of Quintana Roo, which added an extra layer of interest to the experience. I appreciated the pace of the trip—it was never…”
From Tulum, tour Chichén Itzá, eat in Valladolid, and swim at Cenote NoolHa with a certified guide—smart day-trip value.
“This was truly an amazing tour! Beautiful ruins, towns, cenote and I learned so much. Perfecto was our tour guide and he made it fun and informative the entire time! Visiting a Mayan town was such a beautiful way to immerse ourselves in their culture. I've already recommended this to friends!”
Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, and Valladolid in one day trip from Cancun. Drinks and lunch included, with a long schedule.
“The first Shaman stop feels scammy. They have a shaman speak Mayan do a five minute ceremony and then you’re left to look at the gift store. I wish we didn’t do this. They took photos prior and put those photos on alcohol bottles to sell to us. Didn’t tell us beforehand could’ve not wasted…”
A 12-hour Cancun tour pairing Chichén Itzá, a Cenote Xunáan swim, Valladolid free time, and a Yucatecan buffet lunch with pickup options.
“The tour was cancelled in the morning after we went to the meeting point. And the company of the tour didn’t answer me at all. I contact viator and they told me that I can have a redound, now i’m waiting for them to receive my money back”
A long but rewarding day from Playa del Carmen: cenote swim, guided Chichén Itzá, and a colonial Valladolid stop with lunch included.
“A shuttle for pickup was included. The small shuttle takes you to a souvenir shop in Cancun where you will check in and get sorted in lines for your larger bus. The ride is long but its not bad. First stop is for lunch, there is a lot of choices and the food is good,…”
